Dr Scott Hollier, CEO of the Centre for Accessibility Australia, and Vithya Vijayakumare, the Digital Accessibility Specialist at VisAbility will be teaming up to deliver a one-day web and…
Read full story: CFA Australia & VisAbility delivering Web & document workshop on 17 November: register now!
W3C WAI updates WCAG-EM reporting tool
The Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has announced the release of their updated WCAG-EM Report Tool.
The WCAG-EM Report Tool turns users…
Read full story: W3C WAI updates WCAG-EM reporting tool
AirDrop Gaming has introduced their Audio Radar gaming experience, allowing deaf and hard-of-hearing gamers to “see the sound” in video games through a state-of-the-art, LED…
Read full story: Surround sound becomes surround sight: Airdrop Gaming takes aim at improving gaming experiences for the deaf and hard of hearing gaming community
Finalists have been announced for the 2021 Australian Access Awards.
The Awards, an initiative of the Centre for Accessibility Australia, are a national celebration of organisations, designers, developers and content…
Read full story: Finalists announced for the 2021 Australian Access Awards
Microsoft has recently released its new Windows 11 operating system, which included new additions and improvements to the accessibility features. With a name change from Ease of Access to Accessibility…
Read full story: Windows 11 released: some improvements but no Android apps yet
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) has recently published the First Public Working Draft of the Note on Synchronization Accessibility User Requirements (SAUR).
Synchronization of…
Read full story: Synchronization Accessibility User Requirements: First Public Working Draft
Microsoft has recently launched its Surface Adaptive Kit. The kit includes several accessibility features to improve the accessibility of Microsoft’s range of laptops and tablets.
The kit includes:
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Read full story: Microsoft Introduces New Laptop Adaptive Kit for People with Disability
Braille House, a voluntary association of people specialising in tactile literacy for people who are blind or have low vision, has developed a tactile support mechanism to help in using…
Read full story: Braille House Launches QR Code Solutions for People Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision
RTRFM, an independent, non-profit community radio station in Western Australia is currently looking for a diversity of people with disability to join the RTRFM Disability Inclusion Advisory Group to…
Read full story: RTRFM Recruiting for Diversity Committee
The Web Accessibility Initiative – Communities of Practice Project and The W3C Accessible Platform Architectures Working Group invites researchers, practitioners, and people with disability, to participate in an international online symposium…
Read full story: Shape the Future: Research and Development Questions in Digital Accessibility – Online Research Symposium
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